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An x-rays tube takes a current of 5mA and operates at a potential difference of 50kV. what power is dissipated?​

Answers

Answered by manna29
0

Explanation:

(a) Heat produced per second at the target

P=0.995 VI(0.5% of energy is converted into x−rays)

⇒ I=

0.995 V

P

=

0.995 V

720

=

0.995×40×10

3

720

=0.018 ampere

The no. of e−emitted per second :

n=

e

I

=

1.6×10

−19

0.018

=1.1×10

17

electron

(b) Energy of photon

2

1

mv

2

=eV

⇒ v=

m

2 eV

=1.2×10

8

m/s

Answered by nxtlegend12
0

Answer:

(a) Heat produced per second at the target

P=0.995 VI(0.5% of energy is converted into x−rays)

⇒ I=

0.995 V

P

=

0.995 V

720

=

0.995×40×10

3

720

=0.018 ampere

The no. of e−emitted per second :

n=

e

I

=

1.6×10

−19

0.018

=1.1×10

17

electron

(b) Energy of photon

2

1

mv

2

=eV

⇒ v=

m

2 eV

=1.2×10

8

m/s

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